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Malaspina is a 1947 Italian melodrama film directed by Armando Fizzarotti and starring , Aldo Bufi Landi and Rino Genovese. It is a melodrama, based on a popular song of the same name. Its story of female wrongdoing and ultimate redemption was characteristic of Neapolitan-style cinema. A young woman promises to be faithful to her lover when he goes off to fight in the Second World War. However, in his absence she becomes a prostitute and takes up with a notorious criminal. When her real love returns he kills her new boyfriend. Deeply ashamed of her conduct, she becomes a nun.

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  • Malaspina es una película de melodrama italiana de 1947 dirigida por Armando Fizzarotti y protagonizada por Vera Rol, Aldo Bufi Landi y Rino Genovese. Es un melodrama, basado en una canción popular del mismo nombre. Su historia de fechorías femeninas y redención final era característica del cine de estilo napolitano. La película revivió la industria cinematográfica de Nápoles, que había desaparecido en gran medida durante la era fascista, cuando el cine italiano se concentraba en Roma. La película se estrenó en los Estados Unidos, donde se hizo popular entre el público italoestadounidense.​ (es)
  • Malaspina is a 1947 Italian melodrama film directed by Armando Fizzarotti and starring , Aldo Bufi Landi and Rino Genovese. It is a melodrama, based on a popular song of the same name. Its story of female wrongdoing and ultimate redemption was characteristic of Neapolitan-style cinema. A young woman promises to be faithful to her lover when he goes off to fight in the Second World War. However, in his absence she becomes a prostitute and takes up with a notorious criminal. When her real love returns he kills her new boyfriend. Deeply ashamed of her conduct, she becomes a nun. The film revived the Naples film-industry, which had largely disappeared during the Fascist era when Italian filmmaking was concentrated in Rome. The film was released in the United States, where it proved popular with Italian-American audiences. (en)
  • Malaspina è un film del 1947, diretto da Armando Fizzarotti. Il film segnò l'esordio cinematografico dell'attore Aldo Bufi Landi. (it)
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  • Roberto Amoroso (en)
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  • Giuseppe Cioffi (en)
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  • Malaspina (en)
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  • Roberto Amoroso (en)
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  • Aldo Bufi Landi (en)
  • Rino Genovese (en)
  • Ugo D'Alessio (en)
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  • Malaspina es una película de melodrama italiana de 1947 dirigida por Armando Fizzarotti y protagonizada por Vera Rol, Aldo Bufi Landi y Rino Genovese. Es un melodrama, basado en una canción popular del mismo nombre. Su historia de fechorías femeninas y redención final era característica del cine de estilo napolitano. La película revivió la industria cinematográfica de Nápoles, que había desaparecido en gran medida durante la era fascista, cuando el cine italiano se concentraba en Roma. La película se estrenó en los Estados Unidos, donde se hizo popular entre el público italoestadounidense.​ (es)
  • Malaspina è un film del 1947, diretto da Armando Fizzarotti. Il film segnò l'esordio cinematografico dell'attore Aldo Bufi Landi. (it)
  • Malaspina is a 1947 Italian melodrama film directed by Armando Fizzarotti and starring , Aldo Bufi Landi and Rino Genovese. It is a melodrama, based on a popular song of the same name. Its story of female wrongdoing and ultimate redemption was characteristic of Neapolitan-style cinema. A young woman promises to be faithful to her lover when he goes off to fight in the Second World War. However, in his absence she becomes a prostitute and takes up with a notorious criminal. When her real love returns he kills her new boyfriend. Deeply ashamed of her conduct, she becomes a nun. (en)
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